Static Halo says on their MySpace profile, "Once, we were five. Three guitars, one bass, one drummer and four singers. We were .38 special and loved it. Anyway, Nick left and we were four...We were sad for a while and then soldiered on [as three with] Todd, Mike Kamoo, and Dylan [Martinez]. We went on a 12 day road trip and only fought once. Then Justin learned our songs on his bass. We were four again. Then Mike Kamoo ruled with the Stereotypes and we were three again. It was dark times. We sounded incredible though."
Dylan Martinez (who also played with Broken Dial Radio) went on to play with Rookie Card.
Mike Kamoo's homegrown label Earthling Records signed as a subsidiary of Boston's Wishing Tree Records in 2004. Wishing Tree distributes nationally to over 15,000 retail outlets. The first three Earthling CDs to ship included the bands Mango of San Diego, Greater California (formerly of Long Beach), and Encinitas' Stereotypes. All were at least partially recorded at Kamoo's Earthling Studios in El Cajon.
Though Static Halo became mostly inactive after 2007, they played reunion sets in 2008 and in June 2013 at the Soda Bar.